Sentence examples for expanded borrowing from inspiring English sources

This resulted in intensified production of commodities and expanded borrowing in support of the effort.

In the ongoing mortgage mess, Countrywide Financial had some good news for investors Thursday, as it announced an expanded borrowing capacity to the tune of $12 billion.

Objections to Bank Merger Seeking to expand borrowing opportunities for residents of minority neighborhoods, a Bronx advocacy organization, the Inner City Press, has filed objections to the planned merger of the Roslyn Bancorp (Nasdaq: RSLN) of Jericho and the New York Community Bancorp NYSE NYBYB) of Westbury.

DKU Library is expanding they types of items they're loaning and expanding borrowing privileges to family of DKU faculty, staff and students as well as DKU alumni and visitors.

Although the view that "now every business owns its debts" fails to directly explain the relationship between debts and the capital circulation period, in Pu Town, a textile mill that subcontracts the work to 700 looms has the view that the "textile business in Pu Town cannot expand without borrowing money, and every mill has its debt".

During the leadership of President Park, Mr. Kim got in the habit of heavy borrowing on the assumption that his companies would expand quickly, borrow more and expand again.

The sector has hugely expanded its borrowing over the past year and has built up debt of £10.8 billion, three times more than before the financial crash, figures compiled by The Times show.

Pasted together in slapdash style, the show loosely follows the traditional "Nutcracker" thread, expanding on borrowed elements from "Pee-wee's Big Adventure," "Saturday Night Live" sketches, "A Charlie Brown Christmas" and vintage commercials for Spam and Miracle Whip.

The causes of Finley Kumble's failure - expanding too quickly, borrowing heavily, and paying dearly for prominent talent - mirror the reasons for Dewey's woes.

Hotel operators and lodging consultants observe that in the 1990's he and his partners expanded rapidly and borrowed heavily, banking on Mr. Schrager's ability to deliver publicity, an instant reputation for a new hotel as a hot spot and a cachet that could be translated into high room rates.

Deripaska continued expanding his empire, borrowing hundreds of millions of dollars from banks and the Russian government to buy stakes in manufacturing and insurance companies, and to further consolidate the aluminum industry.